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For the first time in Ghana and West Africa, the internationally recognised DynamicsCon Regional Meetup was held on Saturday, 19 July 2025, at the Fiesta Royale Hotel in Accra.
The event marked a significant milestone in the region’s technology landscape, drawing Microsoft Dynamics 365 users, Power Platform enthusiasts, Microsoft partners, ISVs, professionals, consultants, and learners from across the continent.
The event recorded over 285 participants, exceeding the estimated attendance target. This was truly outstanding!
Pan-African and Global Participation
The gathering served as a unique platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and community engagement, with attendees travelling from countries such as Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, the USA, and beyond.
The event highlighted the growing influence and adoption of Microsoft’s business applications across Africa, particularly within the Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Microsoft 365 ecosystems.
Organised by DUG Ghana
The regional conference was organized by DUG in collaboration with the local DUG Ghana team, led by Mr Frederick Anaafi, a respected Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT).
His leadership and dedication were instrumental in bringing the event to fruition. Under his guidance, the event was successfully executed, offering a rich line-up of sessions that catered to both seasoned professionals and newcomers to the Microsoft technology space.

Sessions and Networking
Participants engaged in in-depth discussions, expert-led presentations, and practical learning sessions focused on digital transformation, business process automation, and innovations within the Microsoft platform.
The event also fostered meaningful networking opportunities and cross-border collaboration, underscoring the importance of community-driven learning in the tech industry.
Voices from the Community
Speaking after the event, Mr Frederick Anaafi (MVP/MCT) expressed his pride in the success of the DynamicsCon Regional West Africa Meetup:
“This was more than just a conference—it was a moment of history for the West African tech community. Our goal was to create a space where individuals from across the continent could come together, learn, and inspire one another, and we achieved exactly that.
I am grateful to the entire organising team (Benjamin Mantey, Phyllis Boateng- Agyemang, Afua Asomani, Rebecca Anderson, Jeremy Combey, Florence Badong, Sherif Busari,Joan Unachukwu), sponsors, volunteers and every participant who made this possible.”

Participants also shared positive feedback:
Linda Okon, a systems analyst from Lagos, Nigeria, remarked:
“The sessions were insightful and very practical. It was refreshing to learn from experts who understand our local challenges and opportunities. I’m definitely looking forward to more events like this.”
Kwame Owusu, an IT consultant based in Accra, added:
“This event opened my eyes to new capabilities within the Microsoft ecosystem. It has been one of the most impactful tech events I’ve attended in the region.”
Special Raffle Announcement
Adding to the excitement, one attendee won the raffle for a ticket to the DynamicsCon Conference 2026 in Las Vegas happening in May.
This surprise giveaway added a thrilling moment to the day and underscored the spirit of community and opportunity that defined the event.

Sponsors and Supporters
The success of the event was made possible through the support of key sponsors, including AO Holdings, Kulana, 4Sight Africa, and PartnerTalk (PT), as well as other committed partners who share a vision for advancing technology and professional development across Africa.

A representative from AO Holdings commented:
“We are proud to have been a part of this historic initiative. The energy, innovation and professionalism on display reflect the immense talent within Africa’s tech space. Supporting such a transformative event aligns perfectly with our mission.”
Looking Ahead
The DynamicsCon Regional Meetup in Accra not only marked a pivotal moment for Ghana’s technology community but also signalled the emergence of West Africa as a key player in the global Microsoft community. With the enthusiasm and momentum generated by this inaugural event, there is growing anticipation for future gatherings that will continue to elevate the region’s presence on the global digital stage.
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